I prepare construction estimates and am required in some cases to add costs for providing a performance bond. I arrive at a total price lets say $1,000,000 then add in bond cost at $10 per thousand (10,000). If am successful i receive a contract for 1,010,000 from my customer. When i go to my bonding company to purchase my bond they charge me based on the total contact amount, the bond costs me 10,100. So you see i am 100 short from what i included in my estimate. This doesn't seem like a big amount but when you get to much larger projects it can be significant. At first glance this could be done by turning on creating a circular reference and turning on iteration. I am wondering if there is any other way of doing this which doesn't create a circular reference.
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